Snaps vs Sea

[Merlin]

I remember wanting Murphy in the first and Sweat in the 2nd. They got picked just before we could pick them. It's looking like that was the best thing that could have happened. Verse and Fiske are looking like the top two defensive rookies.

Teams that passed on Verse must be disgusted with themselves. Even the Rams almost fucked that up. Much as I love Bowers we needed that DL infusion.

 

[InfiniteRam]

Caught one, dropped another. Had he caught the 1st they might not have needed overtime.
He's not reliable

That's applies to every, single player. They all mess up.

 

[Toothsayer]

-Kupp is back to a full workload

-Rotating TEs, still mixing in 2 TE sets

-Impressive workload for Kyren

-9 DBs saw the field on defense. Lot of Nickel and Dime this week

-Kinchens increased playing time, most since week 4. Curl big drop (injury related?)

-Primarly 1 true ILB, Hummel more snaps than Speights

-Shoutout to Hoecht for finding a way to earn playing time. From DT to Edge to taking snaps as an LB

-Good DL rotation, looks to have been primarily 2 DTs

"impressive" isn't the word for Kyren's workload, imo. Frustrating, maybe even asinine. This guy is going to be Gurley 2.0; broken before his time. Coldheartedly riding a lead back into the ground is hardly unique, but it usually isn't done when you have what looks to be an equal , albeit green, alternative, is it ?

I've seen nothing from Corum to suggest he isn't ready to contribute. Am I wrong ? I even think his glaringly obvious greater quickness could be a real asset. Kyren is tough & great at setting up blocks, but his lack of speed IS a problem outside the RZ, imo. We've seen some signs of flex in McVay's obsessive 11P approach while the offense was limited by injuries. Until we see him build and use a RB group that has equal flex/versatility, he's got a serious Achilles Heel, imo.

So weird that a guy who is so innovative in the pass game can be so stubbornly old school with the bellcow thing, esp when his cows are so uniformly small . I watch the Gibbs & Montgomery usage, for example, & get sick with envy, tbh.

 

[dieterbrock]

That's applies to every, single player. They all mess up.

50% of the time isnt going to cut it

 

[InfiniteRam]

50% of the time isnt going to cut it

It's one game. He handled himself just fine when kupp and Nacua were out. 20 rec for almost 300 yards in four games.

 

[dieterbrock]

It's one game. He handled himself just fine when kupp and Nacua were out. 20 rec for almost 300 yards in four games.

It's his 4th year, keeps getting buried on the depth chart. Gets a chance to play and has a key drop.
When Puka and Whittington return, he'll be lucky to be active

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

But not love for his great route and snag in overtime? He also blew by two Seahawks and was wide open but Stafford underthrew it by miles.

I keep watching Corum and think his vision sucks. Kyren is a far superior back. I’d rather have Rivers back behind Kyren. He hits the holes and gets some yards

Maybe Corum is too fast for his own good. He needs to be more patient to see the hole open before accelerating

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

It's his 4th year, keeps getting buried on the depth chart. Gets a chance to play and has a key drop.
When Puka and Whittington return, he'll be lucky to be active

I was thinking about what you said concerning Tutu’s lack of physicality, when Tyler Johnson snatched that ball from Reek Woolens grasp and thought to myself, if that’s Tutu, it’s a likely pick

I was not really high on Johnson but I’ve come around. He’s a physical receiver and when he gets his chances he makes the most of them. I find myself wishing he was ahead of Tutu on the depth chart.

 

[dang]

50% of the time isnt going to cut it

No doubt Tutu dropped an easy catch yesterday when we really needed it.

With that said (catches/targets in 2024):
Nacua (12/17 = 70%)
Kupp (34/49 = 69%)
Atwell (25/39 = 64%)
DRob (21/38 = 55%)